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The Impact of Family Composition on Providing Help to Older Parents

Abstract

Using a subsample from the Canadian Aging and Research Network (CARNET) Work and Family Survey of 1,015 persons who provide at least 1 hour of help weekly to one or both parents, the impact of family composition on providing help to older parents is examined. Specifically, three research questions are addressed: (1) Do family composition characteristics affect the number of hours of help provided to a parent or parents? (2) does the likelihood …

Authors

Connidis IA; Rosenthal CJ; Mcmullin JA

Volume

18

Pagination

pp. 402-429

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Publication Date

December 1996

DOI

10.1177/0164027596184002

Conference proceedings

Research on Aging

Issue

4

ISSN

0164-0275